The program aims to improve the productivity and quality of beef and dairy cattle production through the design and implementation of a national system for identification, production monitoring and genetic evaluation of the herd, and by giving producers access to superior genetics.

Public initiative in The Bahamas aimed at increasing domestic egg production, reducing dependence on imports and strengthening food security. As of 5 October 2026, the project had produced 200,000 eggs, had 10,000 laying hens in production and was raising approximately 8,000 pullets to expand future capacity. The intervention includes infrastructure for egg production and processing, including pullet facilities, layer houses and processing capacity. The Government seeks to establish a consistent supply of Bahamian-produced eggs for households and businesses, retain a larger share of food expenditure within the national economy and expand opportunities for farmers and agricultural businesses.

Phytosanitary program based on a public-private partnership with the musaceae export sector, formalized through a five-year agreement. It covers field technical supervision of the phytosanitary measures applied to production intended for export. Its objective is to ensure the phytosanitary status of exported musaceae boxes and strengthen trade relations with destination markets.

Set of three protocols approved by the Ministerial Council of the Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism under the Caribbean Community Common Fisheries Policy. The protocols establish regional frameworks for marine spatial planning, aquatic foods traceability, and combating illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. They are intended to help Member States manage competing uses of ocean space, improve confidence and transparency across seafood value chains, protect fisheries from illegal activities, strengthen sector governance and sustainability, safeguard the livelihoods of legitimate fishers, improve market access, and contribute to food and nutrition security.

International agreement supplementary to the Convention on Biological Diversity that seeks to ensure an adequate level of protection in the safe transfer, handling and use of living modified organisms (LMOs) resulting from modern biotechnology that may have adverse effects on the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity, taking also into account risks to human health, with a focus on transboundary movements and in accordance with the precautionary approach. It establishes an advance informed agreement procedure for imports of LMOs intended for introduction into the environment and a specific procedure for LMOs intended for direct use as food or feed, or for processing. It also includes provisions on risk assessment and management, handling, transport, packaging and identification of LMOs, the Biosafety Clearing-House, capacity-building, public participation and consideration of socio-economic effects, particularly for indigenous and local communities.

UPRA guide providing municipalities and districts with conceptual and methodological elements to delimit, prioritize, formulate, adopt and implement rural planning units (UPR), an intermediate-scale instrument that develops the land-use plan (POT) in rural land. It sets out a five-stage process (preparation, formulation, consultation, adoption and implementation) and the regulatory, land-management and financing content of a UPR, with emphasis on agricultural land uses, the agricultural frontier and food production protection areas (APPA).

The program aims to improve the productivity and quality of beef and dairy cattle production through the design and implementation of a national system for identification, production monitoring and genetic evaluation of the herd, and by giving producers access to superior genetics.

Public initiative in The Bahamas aimed at increasing domestic egg production, reducing dependence on imports and strengthening food security. As of 5 October 2026, the project had produced 200,000 eggs, had 10,000 laying hens in production and was raising approximately 8,000 pullets to expand future capacity. The intervention includes infrastructure for egg production and processing, including pullet facilities, layer houses and processing capacity. The Government seeks to establish a consistent supply of Bahamian-produced eggs for households and businesses, retain a larger share of food expenditure within the national economy and expand opportunities for farmers and agricultural businesses.

Phytosanitary program based on a public-private partnership with the musaceae export sector, formalized through a five-year agreement. It covers field technical supervision of the phytosanitary measures applied to production intended for export. Its objective is to ensure the phytosanitary status of exported musaceae boxes and strengthen trade relations with destination markets.